Indonesia will issue a preliminary report on Nov. 28 or 29 on its investigation into the crash of a Lion Air plane, the investigating agency said on Monday.
The crash killed all the 189 people on board in the Oct. 29 crash.
Soerjanto Tjahjono, Head of the Transportation Safety Committee (KNKT), made the revelation at a news briefing in Jakarta on Monday.
”One month after the accident, KNKT will issue a preliminary report and we will publish it over the internet,” Tjahjoho said.
KNKT was still looking for the cockpit voice recorder from the Boeing 737 MAX, he added.
The agency had downloaded information from the flight data recorder, which was found a few days after the crash.
